This chart looks at Gold's Bullish prospects!
From our other Ideas on Gold anyone will know we are overall Bearish on Gold have been Selling hard since November after the artificial pump up to recover Red vectors at 1860. However we can never ignore the Bullish part as in order to get to the prices we want to sell from it has to go up to get there doesn't it?
But how do you catch the launch pad? We use Red recoveries of Green at lows on 4HR+ tf or the appearance of Blue at the lows. This we have seen and is reason we can hold partial longs from 1785 while attempting to catch great shorts along the way at key levels.
And where do you aim for to come out of the longs and go short? Where you see Red Vector candles to be recovered.
The top of the nearest Red vector in the 4hr being 1823 and the top of the highest one beyond $2000(coincidence?) Key Resistance?
It should be starting to make sense by now the market maker exists very much.
Even when you're long on Gold always be ready to switch it up and visa versa .
This is not financial advice and should be taken with a pinch of salt
From our other Ideas on Gold anyone will know we are overall Bearish on Gold have been Selling hard since November after the artificial pump up to recover Red vectors at 1860. However we can never ignore the Bullish part as in order to get to the prices we want to sell from it has to go up to get there doesn't it?
But how do you catch the launch pad? We use Red recoveries of Green at lows on 4HR+ tf or the appearance of Blue at the lows. This we have seen and is reason we can hold partial longs from 1785 while attempting to catch great shorts along the way at key levels.
And where do you aim for to come out of the longs and go short? Where you see Red Vector candles to be recovered.
The top of the nearest Red vector in the 4hr being 1823 and the top of the highest one beyond $2000(coincidence?) Key Resistance?
It should be starting to make sense by now the market maker exists very much.
Even when you're long on Gold always be ready to switch it up and visa versa .
This is not financial advice and should be taken with a pinch of salt
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